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      April 17, 2017
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      Neural Nets and the Future of Chemistry

      Sarah Perkins
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      X-rays, electron beams, and the future of structural biology

      Sarah Perkins
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      Coral Bleaching: Warning Sign or Death Certificate?

      Bradley Spicher
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      DNA Machines On a Roll

      Emily Schneider
      April 6, 2016
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      Abhiram Karuppur
      April 5, 2016
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      Michael Gao
      March 13, 2016
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      Mimicking the Quantum Side of Photosynthesis

      Arjuna Subramanian
      February 23, 2016
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      A Bright Spot for China? The Potential of Harnessing Solar Energy

      Victor Hua
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      From Carbon Dioxide to Clean Water: An Innovative Purification Method

      Victor Hua
      April 19, 2018
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      Victor Hua
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      Murphy McQuet
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      Growing Green: The Future of Algal Biofuels

      Tiffany Pham
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      Bradley Spicher
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      Aishwarya Kalyanaraman
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      Jasper Lee
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      Leslie Chan
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      Serena Mon
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      Aishwarya Kalyanaraman
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      Serena Mon
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      Ien Li
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      Alden Hunt
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      Ayanna Matthews
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      Connie Miao
      March 28, 2018
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      Claire Dong
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      Claire Dong
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      Sarah Perkins
      February 16, 2018
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      Quantum Computing: A Whole New World

      Olivia Long
      October 20, 2017
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      Claire Du
      September 16, 2017
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China’s “Artificial Sun” and Nuclear Fusion

Arjuna Subramanian
May 11, 2016
Climate/Energy, Physics/Space
Our solar system’s sun has been fusing hydrogen into helium in its core at 14 million degrees Celsius for 4.6 billion years and counting. That’s an awfully high bar for Earth-bound nuclear fusion...
Source: djus.dartmouth.edu

Mimicking the Quantum Side of Photosynthesis

Arjuna Subramanian
February 23, 2016
Climate/Energy
If you were given a nickel for every time the solar industry promised a technology that would finally make solar power universal and cheap, then you would have, well, universal and cheap solar power by now....
from www.afn.org

‘Braking’ into a Greener Subway Future

Arjuna Subramanian
November 8, 2015
Climate/Energy, Features
There are certain things you get used to if you have to ride the subway every single day. People diving at closing doors to avoid waiting two minutes for the next train, mysterious sticky patches on the floor,...
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